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Originally Posted by Guest
THIS, to me, the writer is "basically saying" very clearly....
"As a nation, when these things happen, we never have the conversation about real evil. We also never have the conversation about mental health. For that matter, we don’t have honest conversations about why some kid in Minnesota or Alabama would want to go join ISIS and kill their fellow citizens or why some kid would want to join neo-nazis or a gang.
Instead, we descend into partisan conversations where everything is political and neither side can concede or acknowledge the other’s points. Everyone and everything gets blamed while ignoring the actual person who killed"
He also used the current situation as a lead in, and not the subject of his theory.
BUT some play right into what he was saying !
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Excellent observation and insight you make ... the poster you were commenting on completely missed the point, yet as you say, helps make it even if unknowingly by him (or her?)